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"Stéphane Sednaoui is a New Yorker by my definition. I was born and raised in New York City—a rare breed these days—but I have never defined being a New Yorker by…

First exhibited in 2013, Faces and Phases 2006-2014 is a portrait series of South African lesbians, targets of discrimination and hate crimes, despite twenty years of democracy. This project, published as…

Although many Spanish youth remain  worried about their future, an original and quirky photography scene has emerged in the country. Fosi Vegue, who founded the BlankPaper photo school in Madrid…

Exploring the personal through photography often leads to the revelation of greater societal truths and the breaking down of normative perceptions around behaviours that can marginalise people and perpetuate cultural…

Ryan McGinley (b. 1977) is a New York City based photographer. At 25, he was the youngest artist to have a solo show at the Whitney Museum of American Art.…

Studio 54, published by Stanley/Barker and edited by Thomas Zander, brings together a collection of photographs by renowned photographer, Tod Papageorge, taken in the late 1970s. They are a blast…

Michelle Frankfurter’s new book Destino (destination/destiny) documents the story of illegal migrants who attempt to cross into the USA from Mexico. Many are from Central America, have travelled for weeks,…

The Minor White retrospective curated by Paul Martineau reads like a biography, like a compilation of events and feelings that have left their marks on his photography, an “eccentric and…

To coincide with the release of a major monograph published by TeNeues, German photographer Martin Schoeller is holding an equally important exhibition at the Hasted Kraeutler Gallery in New York.…

Like other young Spanish photographers based in Madrid, David Hornillos attended Fosi Vegue’s BlankPaper photography school. He is now a member of the collective Fotoaplauso. In this first book, published…